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02/06/2026

Gila County Public Safety Memorial Association is excited to announce that we have tickets on sale for the 3rd Annual Liberty Dinner which will be held on Thursday, July 2, 2026, at the Bullion Plaza Community Center (Gym) 150 Plaza Circle, Miami, AZ 85539.

Last year the tickets sold out quickly, so we wanted to start early. This year we have 200 tickets available so more will be able to attend. You can purchase your tickets at https://LIBERTYDINNER2026.eventbrite.com. If you’re not an online purchaser, you can contact Jodi Brewster 623-810-9780 to buy your ticket(s) with cash or check, $50.00 per ticket.

This year’s Steak Dinner will feature guest speaker “Major Travis Kirkland, United States Air Force Academy graduate, and F35 fighter pilot” and other notable guests.

Doors open at 4:00 PM with open cash bar. Program begins at 6:00 pm. We will have door prizes and raffles. Funds raised will benefit the work of the Gila County Public Safety Memorial Association.

Gila County Public Safety Memorial Association would like to Thank everyone who came to the last years Liberty Dinner that featured guest speaker Judge Douglas Reyes. We hope to see you this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Deceleration of Independence.

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10/01/2025

Rural Air is here for our neighbors in this tragic time of local disaster. If you were affected by the flooding and your heating and cooling suffered flood damage, we are offering a 25% discount on our usual service rates.

Let us know how we can help you! Give us a call today.

07/31/2025

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06/16/2025

Plan for lane restrictions on US 60 west of Miami June 16-20 Arizona Department of Transportation sent this bulletin at 06/12/2025 05:02 PM MST. If you would like alerts on this and other ADOT news, sign up above to receive our GovDelivery notices. Having trouble viewing this email? https://content....

05/19/2025

INTRODUCING GILA COUNTY’S NEW PUBLIC SAFETY MONUMENT

Thursday, May 15, 2025, history was made with the unveiling of the 2200 pound granite memorial featuring thirty-six names of men and women who sacrificed their lives in the performance of duty. The new solemn monument is standing tall under the shadow of the historic Mine Rescue Station on the grounds of the Gila County Historical Museum, located at 1330 N Broad St, in Globe.
The Gila County Public Safety Memorial Association would like to thank all the people from Gila County and elsewhere who came to our unveiling of the new Gila County Public Safety Monument at the Gila County Historical Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2025. As other such monuments have been established around our State and Nation, the time was long past due that Gila County had one, as well.
The Association would also like to mention some of our generous supporters who donated to this Association to help make this monument possible. A big Thank You to: Resolution Copper, Supervisor Tim Humphrey, Supervisor Woody Cline, Waggin’ Vineyard, Action Pawn, Dairy Queen of Globe, Horne Motor Company, Dave’s Fast Stop, Messinger Payson Funeral Home, McSpadden Family and so many others! Thank you to the Gila County Historical Museum for giving the monument a home. Thank you to Gila Monster Construction for dropping everything to pour a foundation, and to Dalmolin Excavating for generously bringing equipment and personnel to move this heavy rock around.
Thank you to the members of the press of Gila County for capturing this event for posterity, especially to KMOG of Payson for traveling all the way to support this solemn event. The Memorial Association is grateful to all of our Public Safety agencies who took time out of their busy schedules to attend the ceremony and bring proper honor to the memory of these sacred fallen. The ceremony would not have been complete without the brilliant sound of the ringing bell, made possible by the generosity of the Town of Miami, and our sound engineer Miami Town Manager, Alexis Rivera. Ultimately, our success was because of one man’s belief in this cause. “What began as a dream is now written in stone”. A very special Thank You for the hard work and dedicated research of Robert Freese, Sr.
The public is invited and encouraged to stop by the Gila County Historical Museum, located next to the Globe-Miami Chamber of Commerce, and see the new granite monument. The People of Gila County will not forget.

Special Thank You to Jennifer Agema for sharing this event.
https://youtu.be/KqTLAJcTc6I?si=pl6U9G69P9xuSrl6

05/11/2025

The Cobre Valley Independence Day Celebration is announcing its second annual Liberty Dinner for Independence Day 2025! Our speaker is Senior Federal District Court Judge Rayes who will talk about growing up in Globe, the military and civilian judicial systems and where they fit in the US Constitution, his experiences in the Army JAG and how he became a judge. As a young man working in the copper mines of Globe-Miami, Senior Judge Douglas L Rayes went on to graduate from ASU, then went into the Army Judge Advocate General Corps (JAG). As a lawyer in the JAG he had a wide range of serious felony cases including conspiracy to sell military night scopes to the IRA, murder as well as a case of attempted murder of a young woman that led to German prosecutors pursuing the the defendant for serial murders of young German women. In his private practice, because his firm had agreements with FOPs, he represented police officers and Sheriff deputies across the state. His career as a judge began in the Maricopa County Superior Court where he created one of the first Veterans Courts in the state. It was from there that he was appointed in 2014 to the United States District Court for Arizona. Now a Senior Judge, Judge Rayes has presided over some high profile and controversial cases.

Join us Thursday, July 3, 2025, in welcoming this history making son of Globe-Miami (GHS Class of 1970)!

05/08/2025

The Gila County Public Safety Memorial Association is announcing the planned unveiling of the new Gila County Public Safety Monument. Thirty-six names have been recorded of the heroic men and women, since 1881 who have perished in performance of their duties while serving within Gila County or while serving within an agency of Gila County. For more information on the event please click https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BiMTcMrWf/
We hope that family members of these fallen, including the descendants of those from the earliest days of Gila County, will contact us so we can honor them at our event on Thursday May 15, 2025. Therefore, we are asking the public via social media to help us find those descendants and family members. We need your help in trying to reach out so please feel free to share this post.
You can contact us at [email protected] and leave us any information you may have regarding any family members. Please leave your name, person(s) you are related to and your contact information. We believe in your privacy, so your information will not be given to anyone without your permission and will only be used by us to contact you.
We look forward to hearing from any family members.
Below is the list of honorees, their titles, end of watch date and agency where they were serving.

05/08/2025

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